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Establish Pan-European InformationSpace to Enhance seCurity of Citizens

Funded from the European Community’s Seventh Framework Programme FP7/SEC 2013.5.1-1 under the grant agreement no. 607078 “EPISECC”.

Project Overview

EPISECC in a NutshellAlexander Preinerstorfer

IDIRA – End User Advisory Board (EUAB) Meeting

Table of Content

• Basics

• Motivation

• Requirements & Vision

• Objectives

• Project Structure & Workpackages

• Impact

• Legal & Ethical aspects

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Basics

FP7 SEC 2013.5.1-1: Analysis and identification ofsecurity systems and data set used by first respondersand police authorities – Capability Project


Organisation Name Short Country

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH AIT AT

Cassidian Finland OY CasFI FICassidian SAS CSD FRSveuciliste u Splitu (University of Split) UNIST HR

Public Safety Communication Europe Forum AISBL PSCE BE

HITEC Luxembourg S.A. HITEC LU

Frequentis AG FRQ AT

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt EV DLR DE

HW Communications Limited HWC UK

TETRA MoU Association Ltd TCCA UK

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven KULeuven BE

IES Solutions SRL IES ITTechnische Universität Graz TUG AT

Duration: 01/06/2014 - 31/05/2017

Total costs: EUR 5 133 543,8

EU contribution: EUR 3 764 547,26

Motivation

• Key requirements for services in crisis situations

• First 72 hours after a catastrophe are crucial


I. Efficient communication II. access to critical informationIII. interconnectedness of stakeholders

However, services are often compromised and need to be re-established.

Need to provide communication tools and information collection within this period

Requirements & Vision


The vision: to develop a concept of a common information space

based on the analysis of …

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Objectives1. Develop a pan-European inventory of past critical

events/disasters and their consequences focusing on the performance of processes, data exchange and organisational boundaries

2. Develop a concept of a common information space including appropriate semantic definitions by taxonomies and/or ontologies.

3. Analysing existing interoperability concepts and derive concept of a common information space

4. Validation of the architecture and suggestion of novel Emergency and Crisis Management Models


Workpackages in EPISECC


Nr. Title Lead

WP1 Coordination and Management AIT

WP2 Analysis of past crisis management approaches

TUG

WP3 Pan European Inventory of events/disasters DLR

WP4 Taxonomy building UNIST

WP5 Architecture of Common Information space FRQ

WP6 Proof of Concept & Validation AIT

WP7 Legal & Ethic aspects KULeuven

WP8 Dissemination PSCE

WP9 Exploitation & Standardisation IES

WP2: Analysis of past crisis management approaches

• ObjectivesInvestigating and clustering tools, standards, processes and mechanisms in the area of PPDR. Indicate gaps and potentials that will be approached by the EPISECC project.

• Outcome– Del 2.1 (Submitted): Overview of commercial, research and

governmental projects and applications used for PPDR

– Del 2.2 (Submitted): Analysis of PPDR standards, management approaches and good practices – focus on cross border collaboration practices


WP3: Pan European Inventory of events/disasters

• Objectives– Development of an architecture of the inventory

– Design, technically set up and maintaining of a data base for the inventory

– Integrate the investigated information in the database

• Outcome– Description of method and data sets for the pan-European inventory of disasters –

technical requirements for development of the inventory,

– Description of the architecture of the pan-European inventory of disasters –Architecture of the inventory, information units on disasters, key indicators, data model

– Implementing an online Questionnaire


Areas of the Inventory


Crisis Management(emergency management,

recovery management, strategies, etc.)

Disaster Types & Context Data

(threats, dangers, scale, duration, affected people, etc.)

Critical Infrastructures

(energy, information and communication, mobility

and logistics, etc.)

Science(social science, engineering,

natural science, etc.)

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WP4: Taxonomy Building

• Objectives– Development of a common taxonomy (classification scheme) related to events,

processes, data sets, tools and management models

• Define and develop a data model of commonly used data sets

• Create an ontology model for a particular real use case


Input Taxonomy Output

WP5: Architecture of Common Information space

• Objectives– Architecture of the common information space shall show how the developed taxonomy

can be used within real crisis management systems in order to enhance the collaboration and effectiveness of crisis management

• Outcome– Del 5.1 (work in progress): Protocol and network interoperability

– Del 5.2 (not started yet): Information interoperability

– Del 5.3 (not started yet): Operational interoperability

– Del 5.4 (not started yet): Lessons learned from PoC and validation


WP6: Proof of Concept

• Objectives– Validates and proves architecture of common information space as well as taxonomy

and ontology model

• Outcome– Del 6.1 (not started yet): Proof of

concept design

– Del 6.2 (not started yet): Proof of concept implementation

– Del 6.3 (not started yet): Validation by end users


WP7: Legal and Ethical Aspects

EPISECC will implement all necessary measures to ensure adequate implementation of ethical measures taking in particular into account the recommendation of the ethical committee. This entails the following tasks:

• Analysis of the legal issues and ethical aspects related to the creationof a pan-European information space

• Implementation of the legal and ethical requirements to the EPISECCproject

• Evaluation of the legal framework and recommendations for furtheraction


WP9: Exploitation & Standardisation

• Objectives– To develop a procedure/model for formal transformation of created models (WP4 and

WP5) into standards

– To develop concepts for service provisioning models

• Outcome– Del 9.1 (on going): Standardisation

– Del 9.2 (not started): Exploitation & Service Provisioning


Impact

• Support the implementation of the EC 2010 guidelines with the concept of the common information space

• Strengthen and improve the effectiveness and adequacy of emergency and disaster response in Europe and beyond

• EPISECC intends to contribute on multiple areas such as ICT technology, quality of information, field level co-ordination, preparedness, safety and security of citizens, security forces …


Re-Using IDIRA results in EPISECC

• Help to find Taxonomies in Crisis and Disaster

Management

• Interoperability concepts in all stages of Disaster management


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